[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":46},["ShallowReactive",2],{"question:the-supporters-of-james-ii-and-his-family-were-called-jacobites":3},{"question":4},{"id":5,"slug":6,"format":7,"answers":8,"chapter":13,"correct":17,"related":19,"question":38,"references":39,"reviewedAt":44,"explanation":45},"uk-ub-063","the-supporters-of-james-ii-and-his-family-were-called-jacobites","choice",[9,10,11,12],"From the town where they first met","From Jacobus, the Latin form of the name James","From the Jacobite Church in Scotland","From the name of their first general",{"id":14,"title":15,"summary":16},"history","History","From the first settlers to the modern state: kings, queens, wars and reforms.",[18],1,[20,23,26,29,32,35],{"slug":21,"question":22},"in-which-year-did-a-group-of-catholics-try-to-blow-up-parliament","In which year did a group of Catholics try to blow up Parliament and kill King James I in the Gunpowder Plot?",{"slug":24,"question":25},"true-or-false-mary-i-was-a-protestant-who-continued-the-religious","Mary I was a Protestant who continued the religious reforms of Edward VI.",{"slug":27,"question":28},"true-or-false-lady-jane-grey-was-queen-for-only-nine-days-in-1553","Lady Jane Grey was queen for only nine days in 1553.",{"slug":30,"question":31},"samuel-pepys-is-known-for-his-diary-which-events-in-london","Samuel Pepys is known for his diary. Which events in London does it describe?",{"slug":33,"question":34},"why-were-members-of-the-macdonald-clan-killed-at-glencoe-in-1692","Why were members of the MacDonald clan killed at Glencoe in 1692?",{"slug":36,"question":37},"true-or-false-henry-viii-was-the-first-english-monarch-to-use-the-title","Henry VIII was the first English monarch to use the title King of Ireland.","The supporters of James II and his family were called Jacobites. Where does the name come from?",[40],{"url":41,"kind":42,"title":43},"https:\u002F\u002Fen.wikipedia.org\u002Fwiki\u002FJacobitism","wikipedia","Wikipedia: Jacobitism","2026-11-07T23:18:17.820361+00:00","Jacobites wanted the Stuart line of James II back on the throne. The movement lasted until the defeat at Culloden in 1746.",1794177766176]